PCB | October 18, 2011
Career Tech gets shifted orders from Thailand flood
PCB maker Career Technology says that it has received shifted orders for factories in Taiwan and Kunsham from Fujikura's factory in Thailand, due to flooding damage that has halted production.
Career Technology indicated that prices for shifted orders are comparatively high because clients hope to secure supplies of FPCBs.
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Source: Digitimes.com
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